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Gasp0de
5y ago
I'm on Linux and it downloaded the windows version :)
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6y ago
I've been using Wayland since it became the default in Arch Linux with Gnome and it almost always worked flawlessly. There are some (rare) programs that don't work well with wayland but I assume that's mostly the programs fau
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6y ago
The naked shorting reduces the value of real shares. Basically because the naked shorters can sell as many nonexistent shares as they want, while the investors who buy can only buy shares that exist.
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6y ago
Do you know Signal-cli? I'm using it for all my Signal bots. https://github.com/AsamK/signal-cli
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6y ago
Why does this have to be an exclusive or? I don't see how drivers would not be able to choose their own hours or the amount of work just because Uber has to treat them as employees? I live in Germany, I work when and as much as I want,
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6y ago
"Uber and Lyft say drivers prefer the flexibility of working as freelancers" laughs in german
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6y ago
I don't know about other areas, but in Europe there is such a standard (called FinTS) and there are libraries for every language. I actually once wrote a python tool that did something similar to this app.
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I have always wished there was a platform where we could upload such videos and collect evidence on certain cases of police brutality. With the use of facial recognition software, it would also easily be possible to identify when the same c
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6y ago
I like to use systemd timers rather than cronjobs nowadays.
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6y ago
Trail Router is amazing! I just had it suggest a 5k route to me and it suggested my favourite 5k route immediately. Currently, it doesn't seem to care about elevation, that might be something to look at if you are running out of featur
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6y ago
The cameras are all password protected for me (from Europe). Did someone get notified and changed it?
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6y ago
Isn't the US actually at least as bad if not worse? Thanks to Edward Snowden we know without speculation that the US "is hostile and leverages their power to censor/collect communication information from companies and their p
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7y ago
That's the thing with giving people stuff that hasn't been tested on anyone before: It might actively kill them, not just not prevent them from being killed by the virus.
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8y ago
I think this might be an american phenomenon. I live in Germany and almost everyone I know is doing some non-profit work on the side, it's pretty common here.
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8y ago
What did they want to find out with this study and why did they leave out Europe? Also: Did they consider the possibility that the test was biased since it "was developed by the U.S. Educational Testing Service"? I guess the exams
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8y ago
Noob question: Why is it bad to use for i in range(len(foo))? Because you can just use for bar in foo?
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8y ago
I actually went ahead and looked it up for you: "And that’s not all. Since we use our profits to plant trees, every search with Ecosia actually removes approximately 1 kg of CO2 from the atmosphere. How? On average, it takes around 50
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8y ago
I assume these are not trees that are planted and then left to grow forever, but probably the trees are harvested at some point. Go ahead and write them an Email, asking how they got that 1kg figure.
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8y ago
"Ecosia’s operation leaves a negative CO2 footprint on the world – their servers operate on 100% renewable energy and each tree that they plant removes 1 KG of CO2 from the atmosphere." But then later it says that Ecosia search re
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8y ago
https://lamasa.de I mainly created it because people kept asking me how I made my DIY smart energy meter, so now I can just redirect them to my website. Have a lot of refining to do on those descriptions though.
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I get why zipping vs. early merging causes shorter traffic jams, but I don't get why it would be more efficient in terms of speed. If 50 cars can pass the bottleneck per minute, 1000 cars will always take 20 minutes, no matter if they
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"Telegram provides a feature called "Links previews" that's available and on by default in not encrypted chats, anyways if you use a "Secret chat", Telegram app ask to you if you want to use "links preview
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8y ago
I have actually written to facebook (without having an account) and requested my personal data, worked fine. I believe the adress I used was support@facebook.com. They replied that they do not have any data on me. They requested a copy of m